There be Dragons (60 minutes)
The phrase used on old maps for somewhere unexplored is used here for the area between Kaş (the most easterly village normally visited by those coming via Dalaman airport) and Çiralı (the most westerly village normally visited by those coming via Antalya airport). These are back roads, valleys and villages rarely visited by tourists from UK.
This is a short version of ‘N: Lykia – Hidden Corners’. For a full evening, why not add one of the second-half Istanbul talks (A2, B2, G2 or L2).
The town of Kaş has no beaches, so they use bathing platforms
Famous door in Kaş
The 'king's' tomb. Free standing Lykian sarophagus tomb in Kaş
Follies in a garden, Demre
Church of St. Nicholas, Myra. This St.Nicholas is the origin of Father Christmas and also the patron saint of Russia - hence the hordes of tourists
A hillside of Lykian house tombs at Myra. Many consider this the best examples of Lykian tombs, but there are better and more comprehensive if you know where to look
Cut marble. Factory at Kasaba
Pulling sesame, Kasaba valley
Tulum cheese mostly in traditional goat skins. There are now regulations requiring use of plastic bags.
Drying chillies on an ambar (traditional granary)
The bouleterion (town council meeting space), Arykanda
Roundabout with Orange, Finike
Original 3rd century roman low arched bridge, Limyra. The local name is the 40-eyed bridge because it has multiple arches used to span the flood plain. Today, the flood is replaced by a couple of irrigation channels.
Basic accommodation, Olympos
Flames at Yanartaş / Chimaera, Çiralı. The gas is volcanic from subduction of the African plate and unusually includes oxygen, making the gas self-igniting.